Getting
the Word Out! A Quick Guide to Marketing Your Resume
You've spent hours fine-tuning your resume, and the ink is
barely dry on your final print copy, when it suddenly hits you
-- What do I do now?" Answer: start marketing. There is no
magic to marketing. Simply put, it's getting your resume to
people who can assist you in your career search either by hiring
you or by referring you to someone who can. Your goal is to gain
as much exposure as possible in the job market as quickly as
possible. The Internet has made self-promotion easier and much
more efficient. Remember, it's the proactive job seeker that
gets the best job the fastest. Source:
Headhunter.net

How
To Address Gaps in Your Career History
Did you try your hand at consulting after a layoff? Take time
off after the birth of a child? Have a disability that lasted
several months? Life would certainly be easier if your career
history could be perfectly presented on a resume. But for many
job seekers, a few missing years can haunt you when sending
these critical documents to headhunters and prospective
employers. How do you tactfully and accurately address the
missing years in your resume and/or cover letter? Source:
Headhunter.net

ProvenResumes.comAlthough your certification and years of experience will get you a job, having a well written resume will get you the right job. This site has over 40 free online workshops and job search workshops. They even have a special resume tip section for Computer
Information Positions. Check out their guides for scanned resumes to find out what will happen to your resume if it's formatted incorrectly..

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